Suggestions for Museum near Capitol District, Richmond

Kasey F. • June 5, 2012Been twice. It's an awesome experience, although very sad. Free, everyone should check it out!

Tess D. • March 24, 2023Great place to look melancholy on a rainy afternoon (and to learn about Poe, see some killer artifacts, and get a feel for old-time Richmond). P.S. Did you know Poe originated the whodunit genre?

I'esha G. • August 5, 2016Love this place. The outside is lit.

Kurt W. • December 17, 2011Charles the tour guide was awesome! He made the tour worth it.

Lauren B. • December 22, 2015Get the membership of you can - it's worth it for all the extras you do all year like bike tours

Erin • May 9, 2013This museum is a must see in terms of Civil War History. It houses some of the most important artifacts from the time including weapons and uniforms. Come during the week for great walk to food carts.

Amy S. • June 14, 2016Inspirational, from the quotes above the Galanti Education Center, to the state-of-the-art theater experience, displays, and memorial wall, I gained an appreciation of the cost and value of freedom.

RTDNews • June 3, 2010TIMES-DISPATCH FACT: Maggie L. Walker was the first woman to charter a bank in the United States.

Tim M. • February 6, 2016Huge library. Cafe inside is tasty

Lulú D. • February 8, 2021The jazz gallery is great. It includes Virginian musicians and singers.

Preservation Virginia • February 25, 2014A good tip for parking in the area is to visit the Library of Virginia across the street before coming to see us, then you can park in the underground lot!

Masons Hall • January 25, 2011Founding father John Marshall helped lay the corner stone and attended lodge regularly at Mason's Hall.